NOVEL STUDY TEACHER'S GUIDE There are so many great benefits of using novel studies in your classroom. For starters, a literature-rich curriculum has been shown to improve reading and writing skills (Fook & Sidhu, 2010). Novel studies can also serve to give students exposure to perspectives or experiences. They are a chance to help readers visualize and develop an understanding of things that they have never had happen in their lives. Even when a novel covers a familiar experience, it often offers a different perspective on it. Having conversations about reading can also serve as a tool for building students' abilities to carry on an intellectual conversation with peers and develop social and communication skills. Unravel A Mysterious Twist at Every Turn One Wacky World of Imagination Awaits! Edward has quite the imagination. Whether it's sailing the high seas of his bathtub or trekking through a blizzard of mashed potatoes, there's no limit to his wacky world. Back in the real world, he's planning a BIG birthday bash for his horse and BFF, Sam. There's just one catch: M-I-R-A-N-D-A, the fiery redhead with her bag full of schemes and tricks! Only Edward and his friends know what outlandish adventures are to come. So, strap on your saddle and get ready for a wild ride!
